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Category Archives: Reviews
INNES SIBUN – The Preacher
March 22, 2025

Sireena 2024 Outlining a scope of his sonic palette, British axeman grinds it out to delicious pellets of sentimental substance. Back in 1995, when Innes Sibun took part in the “Rattlesnake Guitar” album, paying tribute to Peter Green and holding … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged blues, Innes Sibun, Marcus Malone
JACK O’ THE CLOCK – Portraits
March 20, 2025

Jack O’ The Clock 2025 Scoring their environment to verify the passage of a score years, Vermont veterans of sweet yearning stitch the past to the present. One can’t enter the same river twice, yet surfacing once in a while … Continue reading
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Tagged Americana, Jack O' The Clock
MRS. FUN – The Summit
March 18, 2025

FunTime 2025 Wisconsin wanderers get back on track to wonder whether the world changed since their last sonic travels. With none other than Victor Wooten volunteering not only to join this duo onstage once in a while but also to … Continue reading
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Tagged Connie Grauer, jazz, Kim Zick, Mrs. Fun
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Waves 3
March 16, 2025

Fernando Perdomo 2025 To expand emotional horizons: American composer finds new ways to blend feelings into seascape. Fernando Perdomo would be hard-pressed to select most outstanding moments from his monthly installments of marine-themed albums once a time comes to compile … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, fusion, instrumental, prog rock, surf rock
EAMON THE DESTROYER – Radio Sessions
March 14, 2025

Bearsuit 2025 Caledonian polymath travels abroad to spread his idiosyncratic synesthesia further and wider. There’s no denying this pseudonym-brandishing artist has always had the nerve to go beyond the pale and explore psychedelic cityscapes on his own – taking fellow … Continue reading
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Tagged Eamon The Destroyer, live, psychedelia